His inability to deal with people who wish him ill is just pathetic?

Have always thought George a big talent. He does need a break though.

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what an obscure remark.
you get lost when you cant copy and paste...

Would you like me to edit this for you Bouch?

Based on what wings are normally judged on, both North and Cuthbert shouldn't see the red shirt but, given the amounts of time Welsh wings actually see the ball (let alone get a pass so they actually touch it!) it's very hard to be genuinely critical of either!!
The 'new' Welsh 'attacking' game doesn't apply to anyone outside centres! Add Foxy's inability to wipe the sticky jam from his palms and few Welsh wings will score these days!!

North gets loads of defensive ball flung at him to tidy up. He chases box kicks and cross field kicks he doesn't have a hope in hell of reaching. He sometimes comes inside and gets sent on a crash ball.
Whoever is playing on the left wing seems to get more decent ball, and the only reason I can suggest is that passing left is easier than passing right for our stodgy midfield.
The only time I remember him getting the ball in space during the entire AI series was when Biggar saw him and missed out the centres. Given half a chance, North was able to make forty yards with ease.

Manu Tuilagi - injured far too often and doesn't do much beyond being a rather crude battering ram.
Sam Warburton and Dan Lydiate - usually good at tackling but not much else.
Jamie Roberts - some combination of all of the above.
Jonny Sexton - again, injured too often and I'd argue nowadays that Paddy Jackson is a better all-round player.

Lydiate and Warbs - when on song - are part of one of the best back rows in rugby. Chop tackle and jackel. Add Taulupe for his guile and subtlety and you've got the perfect unit.

The crucial part is 'when on song', which a lot of the time isn't really the case. And even when they are, like I said their skills don't go far beyond tackle, tackle, tackle.

God. If only you loved your country and stopped wishing everything was greener on the other side of the fence.

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, because those on the other side of the fence nurture their grass, feed it the right food look after the young shoots. As soon as we get over the fence we turn it to mud

Is that some kind of filthy marijuana reference? You disgust me.
Sorry.

No need to throw that back at me. The point is there are genuinely good players in the regular Welsh team - Gethin Jenkins (I think he is immortal and will live longer than even the cockroaches), Justin Tipuric, Taulupe Faletau, Liam Williams, Leigh Halfpenny, Alun Wyn Jones, Dan Biggar and perhaps Rhys Webb and Scott Williams. However, I am not sure if the ones I first mentioned really count as such too.

Interesting conclusion.

I don't get people's problem with Warbs. He's a genuinely class 7, perhaps one of the best in the world, but we want him dropped because someone else is more exciting/plays for our preferred club.